Tag Archives | Ratification

Getting Confused by Nicknames, Old and New

By on February 18, 2011 in Constitution, Featured, Federalism

The task of patriots today is to do everything in their power to defeat the advocates of consolidated government

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Freedom’s Destruction through Constitutional Deconstruction

By on October 24, 2009 in Constitution, Featured

History proves with absolute certainty that a national government and its assuming principles were rejected by the Founders and Ratifiers

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Parting Company

By on April 30, 2009 in Secession

As with any compact, one party does not have a monopoly over its interpretation, nor can one party change it without the consent of the other. Additionally, no one has a moral obligation to obey unconstitutional laws. That’s not to say there is not a compelling case for obedience of unconstitutional laws. That compelling case is the brute force of the federal government to coerce obedience, possibly going as far as using its military might to lay waste to a disobedient state and its peoples.

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